Lex Vedia de mutandis nominibus (Nova Roma) - Revision history

Decimus Aurelius Ingeniarius: adding tabularium articles template

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	This ''lex'' has been modified by the [[lex Labiena de nominibus mutandis (Nova Roma)\|lex Labiena de nominibus mutandis]], enacted on on the {{Dec 24}} {{2003}}, and the [[Lex Arria Tullia de quibusdam legibus obsoletis abrogandis corrigundisve (Nova Roma)\|lex Arria Tullia de quibusdam legibus obsoletis abrogandis corrigundisve]], enacted on on the {{Dec 26}} {{2021}}.		This ''lex'' has been modified by the [[lex Labiena de nominibus mutandis (Nova Roma)\|lex Labiena de nominibus mutandis]], enacted on on the {{Dec 24}} {{2003}}, and the [[Lex Arria Tullia de quibusdam legibus obsoletis abrogandis corrigundisve (Nova Roma)\|lex Arria Tullia de quibusdam legibus obsoletis abrogandis corrigundisve]], enacted on on the {{Dec 26}} {{2021}}.
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	=Current version as modified by the '''lex Labiena de nominibus mutandis''' and '''lex Arria Tullia de quibusdam legibus obsoletis abrogandis corrigundisve'''=		=Current version as modified by the '''lex Labiena de nominibus mutandis''' and '''lex Arria Tullia de quibusdam legibus obsoletis abrogandis corrigundisve'''=

Decimus Aurelius Ingeniarius: integrating the Lex Arria Tullia de quibusdam legibus obsoletis abrogandis corrigundisve

2022-01-07T09:59:37Z

integrating the Lex Arria Tullia de quibusdam legibus obsoletis abrogandis corrigundisve

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: moved Lex Cornelia et Maria de mutandis nominibus (Nova Roma) to Lex Vedia de mutandis nominibus (Nova Roma)

2021-12-21T22:37:27Z

moved Lex Cornelia et Maria de mutandis nominibus (Nova Roma) to Lex Vedia de mutandis nominibus (Nova Roma)

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: Added modifications by the lex Labiena de nominibus mutandis.

2021-11-16T13:08:41Z

Added modifications by the lex Labiena de nominibus mutandis.

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		+	This lex has been modified by the [[lex Labiena de nominibus mutandis (Nova Roma)\|lex Labiena de nominibus mutandis]].

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	3. Cognomina and agnomina can be new coinages, but must be conducive to Latin declension, and must have a clear meaning -- both semantically and in specific relation to the citizen requesting the added or changed name.		3. Cognomina and agnomina can be new coinages, but must be conducive to Latin declension, and must have a clear meaning -- both semantically and in specific relation to the citizen requesting the added or changed name.

−	4. The gender of the name is to be consistent. Each part is to agree with all others in gender, and with the sex of the citizen requesting the name change. ~~<small>(1)</small>~~	+	4. The gender of the name is to be consistent; each part is to agree with all others in gender.<small>(1)</small>
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		+	=Original text of the law between Sections IV.4-IV.C.3=
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		+	4. The gender of the name is to be consistent. Each part is to agree with all others in gender, and with the sex of the citizen requesting the name change.

	C. A citizen who wishes to change the gender of his name counter to that dictated by his sex must present, in support of his application, proof of acceptance of the contrary sex by an authority of a macronation state, or municipality. In other words, if the applicant is physically a man and has a form of macronational or municipal identification listing his sex as female, or is officially recognized as a woman in his country of macronational citizenship, then he may use a feminine name in Nova Roma.		C. A citizen who wishes to change the gender of his name counter to that dictated by his sex must present, in support of his application, proof of acceptance of the contrary sex by an authority of a macronation state, or municipality. In other words, if the applicant is physically a man and has a form of macronational or municipal identification listing his sex as female, or is officially recognized as a woman in his country of macronational citizenship, then he may use a feminine name in Nova Roma.

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	==I. Introduction==		==I. Introduction==

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	(1). The end of paragraph IV, and specially IV.4., has been changed by lex Labiena de nominibus mutandis (24 Sept. 2756 auc).		(1). The end of paragraph IV, and specially IV.4., has been changed by lex Labiena de nominibus mutandis (24 Sept. 2756 auc).
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Publius Memmius Albucius at 16:16, 17 March 2010

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
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−		+	(1). The end of paragraph IV, and specially IV.4., has been changed by lex Labiena de nominibus mutandis (24 Sept. 2756 auc).
−	(1). The end of paragraph IV, and specially IV.4., has been changed by lex Labiena de nominibus mutandis (Sept. 2756 auc~~, 24~~).	+

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IV. Guidelines

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	3. Hermaphrodites shall be named according to the sex in which they are recognized by their country of macronational citizenship.		3. Hermaphrodites shall be named according to the sex in which they are recognized by their country of macronational citizenship.

−	~~Passed by Comitia Populi Tributa, Yes-23; No-12;~~
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	==I. Introduction==		==I. Introduction==

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	3. Cognomina and agnomina can be new coinages, but must be conducive to Latin declension, and must have a clear meaning -- both semantically and in specific relation to the citizen requesting the added or changed name.		3. Cognomina and agnomina can be new coinages, but must be conducive to Latin declension, and must have a clear meaning -- both semantically and in specific relation to the citizen requesting the added or changed name.

−	4. The gender of the name is to be consistent. Each part is to agree with all others in gender, and with the sex of the citizen requesting the name change.	+	4. The gender of the name is to be consistent. Each part is to agree with all others in gender, and with the sex of the citizen requesting the name change. <small>(1)</small>

	C. A citizen who wishes to change the gender of his name counter to that dictated by his sex must present, in support of his application, proof of acceptance of the contrary sex by an authority of a macronation state, or municipality. In other words, if the applicant is physically a man and has a form of macronational or municipal identification listing his sex as female, or is officially recognized as a woman in his country of macronational citizenship, then he may use a feminine name in Nova Roma.		C. A citizen who wishes to change the gender of his name counter to that dictated by his sex must present, in support of his application, proof of acceptance of the contrary sex by an authority of a macronation state, or municipality. In other words, if the applicant is physically a man and has a form of macronational or municipal identification listing his sex as female, or is officially recognized as a woman in his country of macronational citizenship, then he may use a feminine name in Nova Roma.
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		+	(1). The end of paragraph IV, and specially IV.4., has been changed by lex Labiena de nominibus mutandis (Sept. 2756 auc, 24).

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: /* II. Definition of a Roman Name */ marked removed section as such

2010-03-03T15:05:02Z

II. Definition of a Roman Name: marked removed section as such

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	D. The cognomen was originally a nickname. It is used to further identify members within a gens, who could easily be identically named due to the paucity of praenomina. Over time, the cognomen became inherited, and was used to identify specific family lines within a single gens. Changes to adopt certain names as cognomina are restricted, as set forth in paragraphs E and F below. Note that these restrictions do not apply in any way to cognomina under which citizens have already received citizenship.		D. The cognomen was originally a nickname. It is used to further identify members within a gens, who could easily be identically named due to the paucity of praenomina. Over time, the cognomen became inherited, and was used to identify specific family lines within a single gens. Changes to adopt certain names as cognomina are restricted, as set forth in paragraphs E and F below. Note that these restrictions do not apply in any way to cognomina under which citizens have already received citizenship.

−	E. An agnomen is an additional form of nickname that is commonly bestowed upon a citizen by others, often to commemorate significant accomplishments or important events in the citizen's life. While it is possible for a citizen to add a new agnomen or change an existing one by request, agnomina of distinction must be awarded by a senator, curule magistrate, or pontifex in recognition of service to Nova Roma. Official recognition of such awarded agnomina of distinction is completed by the censors' entering the agnomina in the album civium. Following each such entry by the censores, the latter will provide the magister aranearius with the full Roman name of the distinguished citizen and an explanation of the circumstances and reasons surrounding the award of the agnomen, that the magister aranearius may publish this information to the Nova Roma website as he sees fit.	+	<span class="law_removed">E. An agnomen is an additional form of nickname that is commonly bestowed upon a citizen by others, often to commemorate significant accomplishments or important events in the citizen's life. While it is possible for a citizen to add a new agnomen or change an existing one by request, agnomina of distinction must be awarded by a senator, curule magistrate, or pontifex in recognition of service to Nova Roma. Official recognition of such awarded agnomina of distinction is completed by the censors' entering the agnomina in the album civium. Following each such entry by the censores, the latter will provide the magister aranearius with the full Roman name of the distinguished citizen and an explanation of the circumstances and reasons surrounding the award of the agnomen, that the magister aranearius may publish this information to the Nova Roma website as he sees fit.</span>

	F. Agnomina of distinction include, but are not limited to, the following: Augur, Augustus, Felix, Invictus, Magnus, Maximus, Optimus, Pius, Superbus, Victor. Note that these restrictions do not apply in any way to agnomina under which citizens have already received citizenship.		F. Agnomina of distinction include, but are not limited to, the following: Augur, Augustus, Felix, Invictus, Magnus, Maximus, Optimus, Pius, Superbus, Victor. Note that these restrictions do not apply in any way to agnomina under which citizens have already received citizenship.

Gaius Cocceius Spinula at 14:03, 1 February 2010

2010-02-01T14:03:49Z

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